Randall Carlson & Ben Van Kerkwyk join the Danny Jones podcast to discuss sacred geometry, ancient civilizations, & catastrophist geology. 0:00 - The censored JRE podcast 12:46 - Testing of Malcolm Bendall’s plasmoid technology 16:50 - Probability of plasmoids being used by ancient cultures 22:24 - The ‘golden section’ reflected in the human body, nature, & DNA 47:34 - Sacred Geometry & it’s relation to TIME 53:34 - Ancient measuring systems 1:03:10 - Sacred geometry encoded in Stone Henge & Planet Earth 1:17:34 - The sacred architecture of reality 1:23:40 - Ancient vases built using computers? Structured light scanning measurements of Egyptian artifacts 1:48:41 - Relationship between precision & function 1:54:27 - What would a super advanced ancient civilization look like? Cosmic extinction events. 2:07:16 - The blueprints to our cosmic future 2:25:35 - Connection between the Sphinx & the Younger Dryas cataclysm 2:28:41 - Major cooling & heating events throughout history 2:48:56 - The bottleneck in human genetic diversity after the Younger Dryas 2:51:45 - Parts of the world & animal species affected most by the Younger Dryas - Big animals in Africa are the survivors of the Pleistocene. 2:56:08 - Younger Dryas ‘cosmic air-burst’ theory 2:59:58 - Solar ejections, solar storms & the Carrington event 3:06:54 - The LANGUAGE of catastrophist geology 3:15:22 - Evidence of ancient MEGA-FLOODS in North America 3:16:57 - Plato's Atlantis 3:23:31 - Randall debunks the magnetic pole shift cataclysm theory 3:36:00 - Changing the accepted narrative of earths history

The War in October: The Battle and Beyond (Part 3) | Featured Documentary. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat once called it the last war. But 40 years after Sadat uttered those words, the Arab-Israeli conflict has no end in sight. The story of the war that Egyptians call the October War and Israelis know as the Yom Kippur War has never been thoroughly explored. So what happened during those three weeks in October 1973? To this day, both sides - Arabs and Israelis - claim to be the victors. It was a war that brought the world to the brink of a nuclear confrontation between two global superpowers, the US and the Soviet Union. It also gave the world a fuel crisis and a new entry in the dictionary 'Shuttle Diplomacy', as Henry Kissinger, the US secretary of state, flew from country to country in an effort to broker a peace deal. Egypt's 2011 revolution and the toppling of the old regime resulted in the discovery and opening of many previously undisclosed files related to the war in October. It provided us with unprecedented access to participants in it and to the places where they fought. The War in October draws on rare film archive selected from many sources around the world, along with graphic illustrations, maps, and animated sequences to plot the movements of forces in the many battlefields of the conflict. The series features interviews with people who planned and fought in the three weeks of battles that took place on both the Egyptian and Syrian front, including characters from other countries that participated in the fighting - Iraqi, Jordanian, Moroccan and Palestinian. The interviewees include experts, diplomats, officials and members of the military from the US, the former Soviet Union and Europe.